I'm thoroughly irked by blog posts like this. Fluidics and microfluidics are still an area of active research. Useless pondering that because of parallelism, fluidic based computers could be viable in practical application. The inference that because Amish people use air for tools, as do many others, that is somehow special. Articles like this smell to me of useless 'what if'. It is one thing to dream, but this steps past that and presents no real useful input.
I've enjoyed making microfluidics in the past, and hope to make more in the future, but 'hey do it in parallel' isn't useful, its obvious.
I've enjoyed making microfluidics in the past, and hope to make more in the future, but 'hey do it in parallel' isn't useful, its obvious.